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Mobile Command Center
The new and improved Mobile Command Center provides law enforcement officials with an added advantage when responding to an incident. The unit digitally records video from a Bullard transmitter and encourages team viewing with its large 15.4-inch monitor and two-channel receiving capability. The Mobile Command Center gives scene Commanders the mobility they need to view an incident from a command station by receiving, displaying and playing back video transmitted from a TacSight Thermal Imager.
Highlights:
- Large 15.4-inch display
- Works with all Bullard transmitters
- Triple Powered:
- 110/240v Wall
- 12v Vehicle
- Three-plus hours from internal battery
- Two-channel receiving capability
- Screen playback
- Dry erase surface for easy note-taking
The digital Mobile Command Center records in DivX® format. This codec was chosen to ensure maximum recording time (small file size) while maintaining high visual quality. While Windows doesn’t currently ship with a DivX compatable video player, it’s very easy to download one for free. For more information, Click Here.
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The Mobile Command Center can also be an asset in many fire service applications, including the added capability to give firefighters the mobility they need to view an
incident from a command station by receiving, displaying and playing back critical, lifesaving video transmitted from a thermal imager. |
